OKAY, what is that simple procedure.bobgroh wrote:There was a time when I was intimidated by sharpening and installing the blades in my SS jointer but then I did it and let me tell you it is just not a problem (as I sure that many others such as Bill Mayo will also tell you).
So we don't need no lousy fancy high faulten head for our jointer!
Just kidding a bit there but I really don't think we have a problem that needs a fix. The system the way it is works great. Blades are easy to sharpen (with a conical sanding disk and a simple fixture anyways) and installing them is really pretty easy. Bill Mayo sent me a simple procedure, I used it and really a null brainer.
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dusty wrote:OKAY, what is that simple procedure.
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https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=12205
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